‘When were casteist slurs used?’ Swatantra supporters protest at police station | India News

NEW DELHI: Several people gathered near the Sansad Marg Police Station on Saturday, protesting against the detention of Swatantra Bharadwaj for allegedly assaulting Sanjay Kumar, the father of a teenage student activist, during a July 20 protest in the national capital.One of Bharadwaj’s supporters, Daksh Choudhary, said they would also file a counter-complaint against the…

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More drama in Pakistan cricket: Mohsin Naqvi’s PCB likely to remove chief selector Aaqib Javed in ‘clean-up’ exercise | Cricket News

Aaqib Javed, Mohsin Naqvi Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is likely to remove former Test cricketer and chief selector Aaqib Javed from the national selection committee as part of a wider “clean-up” exercise being carried out within the board, news agency PTI reported.The development comes days after senior players Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq and Salman Ali Agha…

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‘Babar Azam the next target?’: Ex-Pakistan captain launches scathing attack on PCB over England Test chaos | Cricket News

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is facing renewed criticism over its handling of the senior men’s national team, with former captain Rashid Latif accusing the board of effectively running the side through “remote control” and questioning why coaches and captains are not being given greater authority.The latest criticism comes after the PCB made an unprecedented…

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A parasitic wasp turns caterpillars into zombie bodyguards; they spend their final hours protecting the larvae eating them alive |

​Representative Image of a caterpillar guarding wasp larvae and aggressively swinging its head at approaching predators (AI-generated image) A species of parasitic wasp has evolved one of the strangest survival strategies in the insect world, turning its caterpillar host into a living bodyguard for its own young. The wasp, from the genus Glyptapanteles, lays as…

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‘Toxic’ actress Nayanthara turns emotional seeing fans’ love for ‘Hi’ during special theatre visit |

Nayanthara’s latest film ‘Hi’ has arrived in theatres and is receiving attention from audiences. The actress, who has a strong fan following across South India, made her presence felt with the film’s release. After the movie reached the big screen, Nayanthara also shared pictures related to ‘Hi’ on social media and thanked the audience for…

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Mars-Saturn Square & Venus in Libra: Is Your Palm Warning You About Sept Transits?

Planetary shifts in September 2026 may influence career direction and personal relationships. Palmistry offers insights into these astrological transits and their potential effects. Broken fate lines suggest career changes, while Venus’s move highlights relationship dynamics. Mercury’s entry into Virgo emphasizes careful communication and detailed work. Jupiter’s transit and Mars’s entry into Cancer point to evolving…

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UN approves resolution to declare Nov 27 as ‘International Day For Elimination Of Child, Early & Forced Marriage’ | India News

NEW DELHI: In a significant development that brings focus on the need to step up action to deliver on the Sustainable Development Goals 2030, the United Nations (UN) has declared November 27 the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage. The date carries special significance for India, which backed the resolution…

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‘Nothing left for the bowlers’: Suresh Raina sounds alarm over IPL impact player rule | Cricket News

Former cricketer Suresh Raina (PTI Photo) Suresh Raina has become the latest former India cricketer to raise concerns over the impact player rule in the Indian Premier League (IPL), arguing that the experiment has significantly tilted the balance of the game towards batters.The former Chennai Super Kings (CSK) batter, who was part of four IPL-winning…

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A Michigan scientist buried seeds in 20 glass bottles in 1879; 142 years later, some still grew, and the experiment is set to run until 2100

Michigan State University botanist William James Beal buried 20 glass bottles filled with seeds In 1879, Michigan State University botanist William James Beal buried 20 glass bottles filled with seeds and sand in an effort to answer a deceptively simple question: how long could seeds remain dormant in the soil and still grow when conditions…

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Swara Bhasker: ‘I feel every culture evolves with time’: Shriya Pilgaonkar REACTS to Swara Bhasker’s ‘Padmaavat’ controversy | Hindi Movie News

Shriya Pilgaonkar has opened up about the ongoing discussion surrounding Swara Bhasker‘s comments on the Jauhar sequence in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Padmaavat’.The actor spoke about the importance of understanding historical practices within the social and cultural circumstances of their time. She also cautioned against applying present-day standards to people who lived in a very different…

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